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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2006
Page
1
Bonnie Humphrey headlines the Playhouse production Have a Nice Day with a light hearted performance. The show offers breezy comedy moments and a feel good finale from a local venue.
President signs sweeping tax cut bill at the White House as lawmakers brief the public on new policy. The move aligns with party priorities and aims to stimulate growth. Analysts note potential changes to revenue and budget impact.
The Ellwood city council granted approval for hiring part time police officers to bolster patrols. The measure aims to improve coverage in neighborhoods while managing budget constraints and staffing needs.
Blain paced a morning warm up before rain forced the postponement of two softball games. Teams remained ready for rescheduling as weather cleared.
Critics praise Hedge for its freshness and sharp execution while calling Da Vinci a weaker outing. The assessment notes solid performances and inventive moments in Hedge, contrasted with flatter pacing and less impact in Da Vinci.
Dion Puna Mercer 37 of 606 Raymond Ave was arrested by federal agents and New Castle police on federal drug conspiracy charges. The DEA and U S Attorney Pittsburgh Office say Mercer ran a large cocaine network linked to Detroit and supplied locals while under supervision. He faces potential life in prison and an $8 million fine if convicted. Preliminary hearing Monday in federal court.
Lawrence County Bicycle Club joined thousands in a Ride of Silence to honor those killed or injured on public roads. The 15 mile course ran from New Castle to New Wilmington along Route 18 with about 20 riders. More than 50,000 Americans are injured yearly and over 700 die in bicycle mishaps. A bike safety clinic for kids with Neshannock Police and Safe Kids Coalition will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Pearson Park.
Ellwood City officials, led by borough manager Dr. Joe Cioffi, plan a facelift for the subway crossing above South Street. Residents question why state funds are used for railroad property, with the council stressing sidewalks and children’s school passage as the rationale. CSX and Buffalo & Pittsburgh lines own the crossing and the overpass’s adobe-like exterior is noted.
A man, Christopher M. Rimoldi, 22, of Enon Valley, was shot in the head around 8:30 p.m. while outside his home talking to a neighbor. State police said the bullet was intended for a stray cat and came from an unknown direction. the neighbor did not fire the shot.
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